Organization. Saying someone is black male with mid income really narrows shit down. And considering black people and Latinos have a higher crime rate it makes sense. They are just born with more aggression. It's not rasict to say. I'm not white btw

Fuсking easy question. Communism works in dividing the majority against a minority and then encouraging that majority to violently overthrow the minority and establish a leader who becomes a dictator. Look at the socialist and democratic socialist parties in Zimbabwe and South Africa. The parties railed against whites, stole all of their land, killed a good few in a genocide, then deported the native whites and immigrants alike. The only hinge is that the sandpeople didnt know how to farm and so kicking the whites out started to kill them all. Do people even read the Communist Manifesto anymore? Divide the people and conquer. Then create another pariah group and another and another until the leader has established ultimate power over the chosen group.

Love everything about this post. I've been trying to say this for a long time. It's a class system that is dividing us and making us susceptible to listening to such ridiculous rhetoric because we don't want to be clumped in the wrong class. People don't know what the -blam!- to think anymore. It's like, when I was raised, I was taught that sharing my toys is a good thing to do. I had fun and made friends, and everyone was happier, because I shared my toys. They shared back too. We didn't give a -blam!- about what color someone else's skin was, what clothes they wore, what car their parents drove, or how good their toy was. We were just having fun because we didn't have to worry about that shit. That's how I think life should be. But we get so caught up in these standards, and preconceived notions of what's right and wrong, we forget how to be idiosyncratic. We become reserved, and selfish. Angry, impatient. All it does is make whoever has money an easier target and whoever doesn't is excluded. And FYI, I'm not saying that as someone who is "poor and wants a handout," I'll probably make more money in my life than you can even imagine. Steve Jobs took the golden fountain, the computer, and let everyone drink from it, and look at where we are now.

It's nice to see someone making an effort to truly think. That being said, let's look at all this from a different perspective. I think a couple of old sayings would apply here first of all. " Can't see the forest for the trees." And... " You've got one finger pointing at me, and 3 more pointing back at you." So what am I getting at. Right? You are talking about separation are you not? Go back and read your own responses to other people's comments in this thread. Let me help you. And these are your words not mine. "So you just look like a retard I'm afraid" "Your childish mentality of elitism" "This is my thread so if anyone's ideologies going to get out of here it's going to be yours." I'm not making an effort to put you down. Or put you on the spot. My goal, is to Enlighten you. If I understand you correctly, you're asking the question why. Why do human beings choose to see so much separation in everything and everyone? Why do human beings choose to see themselves "apart" from everyone. Instead of "a part" of everyone? OP, let me ask you... How would you feel if someone insinuating that you are retarded? Or accused you of having a childish mentality of elitism? If someone told you "This is my thread so if anyone's ideologies going to get out of here it's going to be yours." Would that make you feel like someone's respecting your opinions and points of view? Or basically saying, it's my way or the highway if you don't like it get the F out? I'm asking you OP, if someone were to talk to you like this, would you feel acceptance, or separation? And that brings us back around to your original post. My question to you OP... how do you see yourself amongst your fellow human beings? Do you see yourself "apart" from them? Or "a part" of them? The questions that you ask, the ideology that you bring forth in your original post, I began to ponder many years ago. As have countless others that have come before us throughout the ages. I will leave you with the enlightenment that I have discovered over the years that has helped me to come to a better understanding of my fellow human beings. And most of all myself, in regards to the struggle of separation that we all knowingly, and unknowingly deal with on a daily basis throughout our lives. I hope you'll forgive me, these are not my words. Mr. Campbell said it best. These are a few of his quotes. The first step to the knowledge of the wonder and mystery of life is the recognition of the monstrous nature of the earthly human realm as well as its glory, the realization that this is just how it is and that it cannot and will not be changed. Those who think they know how the universe could have been had they created it, without pain, without sorrow, without time, without death, are unfit for illumination. Joseph Campbell Life is, in its very essence and character, a terrible mystery—this whole business of living by killing and eating. But it is a childish attitude to say no to life with all its pain, to say that this is something that should not have been. Joseph Campbell, The Power of Myth Man should not be in the service of society, society should be in the service of man. When man is in the service of society, you have a monster state, and that’s what is threatening the world at this minute. Joseph Campbell, The Power of Myth “We’re not on our journey to save the world but to save ourselves. But in doing that you save the world. The influence of a vital person vitalizes.” – Joseph Campbell "The world is perfect..." It's a mess. It's always been a mess. It's always going to be a mess. You're not going to change that. Your job is to straighten out your own life. Joseph Campbell

Because humans are fundamentally primed for living in pack settings. Picture it like this. Your family is seen as an inner sphere which would be the focus of the majority of your own altruism. Then your neighbors, which in a non-cosmopolitan setting in the past would probably be your extended family and families that marry into it. Then your tribe, pack or band, which because of circumstances of the majority of human history would be an extension of your extended family. This appears to be a function of genetic similarity so it's simple to see how I would be more apt to extend my capacity for altruism to people that are genetically similar too me and there's nothing wrong with that. It's a simple survival strategy. A simple application of game theory would show that using an altruistic strategy with an in-group is a good strategy for winning, whereas extending that altruism to an outgroup that doesn't reciprocate is a good way to get taken advantage of and lose.

I don't like it anymore than you do but let's be honest, we separate everything somehow. Just human nature too I guess

So what your saying, that person who spent a majority of their 20s in college to become a physician, is in the same category as the 20 year old woman who had 7 kids by 7 different men and lives off the taxes of that physicians well paying career.

Not everyone is on the same level or deserves the same status.

Speak purely factually. Hiding facts or censoring language purely to prevent people from getting offended doesn't help. Unfortunately, race and income can vastly influence social problems, and to ignore them whilst trying to solve said problems will make it more difficult to solve.

Too many words. Anyone have the Cliffs notes?